Maine utility regulators pick large wind farm and transmission line to advance clean energy
After nearly two decades of stalled efforts, Maine's utility regulators have taken a significant step toward building utility-scale wind in the state's north. They selected an 800-megawatt wind farm proposal and a 1.2-gigawatt transmission line plan from the bids received earlier this year. The decision moves the state closer to realizing its long-delayed wind power vision.
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